Quote Originally Posted by ddt0725
I have one question to throw out there ...how the heck do you quote multiple people in one post!? When I hit rich formatting to get the quote option, all I see in the thread is the post from the last person.

I'm sure there are other ways, but I do this:


After hitting Rich Formatting, I open the original thread in a new window (in Safari, that's as easy as Command-clicking the back button, but in the old software the little blue thread tree above General Discussion at the top was clickable links, which made it easier!).


Then I either:


1) In the full thread window, copy the text I want to quote from someone else, return to the rich formatting post, select a single word of the reply (your post in this case, Denise), click Quote, then overwrite the word I selected with the pasted text, and overwrite your name in the quote user="ddt0725" at the start of the quote with the user name of the person I'm actually quoting.


or


2) In the full thread window,Click Reply then Rich Formatting for the other person I want to quote in the reply, quote the text I want, then copy the quoted text including the tags from the second reply window, return to the original reply window, and paste it in.


The first method means you can quote anyone from anywhere: [8-|]


Quote Originally Posted by Leonard McCoy
Blast medicine anyway! We've learned to tie into every organ in thehuman body but one. The brain! The brain is what life is all about.

Of course, you can always just post separate replies to each person you want to reply to, and in that way increase your post count and maybe that furthers your advancement to demigodhood?!? [:P]


Quote Originally Posted by JJphoto
I used to use copy/paste to achieve that in the old software, but the copy/paste doesn't work in new software, the hint says that my firefox setting is not right, but I don't know how the heck to set it right, anybody can help?

Wow, no idea why copy/paste wouldn't work for you in Firefox...it seems o work fine for me in the rich formatting editor and elsewhere... [*-)]